Standard decision matrices have characteristics, such as input columns, output columns,
and versions, that are common to all decision matrices, irrespective of their type. Use standard
decision matrices when you don't need the matrix to be part of a group or to be versioned row by
row.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer Editions
for clouds that have Business Rules Engine enabled
Here’s how a standard decision matrix is structured and called:
Matrix with one or more input columns:
Each input or set of inputs must be unique
Inputs from calling processes, such as attributes and remote options, must match column
header names
A calling process includes input column header names and input data in one JSON
Matrix with one or more output columns:
Outputs and sets of outputs need not be unique
Output column header names and output data are returned in one JSON
Example This standard decision matrix has two input columns and one output column.
Input Data
Output Data
StudentAge
GPA (Number Range)
Qualified (Boolean)
25
3
Not checked
25
2
Not checked
15
2
Not checked
15
3
Not checked
16
2
Not checked
16
3
Checked
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